The canonical-basis characterization of Calogero-Moser cellular characters

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Let G(l,1,n)G(l,1,n) be the imprimitive complex reflection group, let cc be a parameter satisfying the paper's standing hypothesis, and let VsV_{\mathbf{s}} be the corresponding Fock-space representation. Let a vector of height nn mean a canonical basis vector lying in the degree-nn component. Canonical-basis cellular-character conjecture. The set of Calogero–Moser cellular characters of G(l,1,n)G(l,1,n) for the parameter cc coincides with the set of characters obtained by evaluating at q=1q=1 the vectors of height nn in the canonical basis of VsV_{\mathbf{s}}. The claim proposes a direct representation-theoretic interpretation of canonical basis vectors; the surrounding text presents it as a conjecture and relates quasimonomial specializations to sums of Calogero–Moser cellular characters.

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Nicolas Jacon and Abel Lacabanne, “On Calogero-Moser cellular characters for imprimitive complex reflection groups”, arXiv:2204.01014 (2022).

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